Frederick A Norwood
Biographic Data
| ID | 3675898 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frederick A Norwood |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frederick A |
| FAMILY NAME | Norwood |
| SIGNATURE | NORWOOD F A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Garrett–Evangelical Theological Seminary |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1944 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Two Constrasting Views of the Indians: Methodist Involvement in the Indian Troubles in Oregon and Washington
In the 1850s, when both Oregon and Washington were pioneer lands just emerging from wilderness conditions, sporadic Indian warfare made life dangerous and miserable for white settlers and threatened the very existence of the Indian subtribes which inhabited the mountains and valleys south and north of the great Columbia River basin. In the previous decade a provisional territorial government had been organized, even before the treaty of 1846 set …
Wesleyan and Methodist Historical Studies, 1960-70 A Bibliographical Article
This article, which continues the survey, "Methodist Historical Studies 1930-1959,", covers both British and American fields, includes the most significant literature, and emphasizes strong developments, but does not attempt exhaustive listing of all items, and does not deal with missionary and global aspects. Moreover, it does little more than recognize the addition of "United" to the title of the major denomination involved as a result of merge…
The Persecution of Huguenots and French Economic Development, 1680-1720 . Warren Candler Scoville
Methodist Historical Studies 1930-1959 (Part II)
The traditional unconcern for historical roots in the Methodist Episcopal Church still prevails sufficiently to help account for a less extensive program of historical investigation than that reviewed above for Great Britain. The fact that England has a long-established Historical Society with a vigorous publishing program is indicative of the contrast. Organization for historical study in America is either dominated by the limited vision of Annu…
Methodist Historical Studies 1930-1959
Following a period of neglect Methodist historiography in the three decades since 1930 has taken a new start. The keynote of this revived interest is not antiquarian but existential, and manifests a concern for the recovery of the Methodist heritage as roots for the faith of the present. Curiously, this interest in the denominational background arises in part from increasing participation in the Ecumenical Movement. Methodists have felt that they…
The Development of Modern Christianity since 1500
Michael Servetus . John F. Fulton
Autobiography of Peter Cartwright
Attitude of the Ante-Nicene Fathers Toward Greek Artistic Achievement
The Political Pretensions of Pope Nicholas I
When Nicholas, the first of that name, was consecrated pope on the twenty-fourth of April, 858, no one-least of all the Emperor Louis II, by whose favor the former deacon succeeded in obtaining the election-could have foreseen the series of political and ecclesiastical upheavals, more like the thunderbolts of Jupiter than the benedictions of St. Peter, by which the new occupant of the Holy See won fame for himself, prestige for the papacy, and th…
The Marian Exiles-Denizens or Sojourners
The question posed in the title of this article is answered, without further research, by the obvious facts of history. The English refugees from the wrath of Queen Mary did not plan to live long enough in their temporary homes on the Continent to be regarded as inhabitants. A fruitful field for investigation, however, lies in the study of the results of this transitory sojourn in the Swiss Cantons and the valley of the Rhine
Methodist Historical Studies 1930-1959
Following a period of neglect Methodist historiography in the three decades since 1930 has taken a new start. The keynote of this revived interest is not antiquarian but existential, and manifests a concern for the recovery of the Methodist heritage as roots for the faith of the present. Curiously, this interest in the denominational background arises in part from increasing participation in the Ecumenical Movement. Methodists have felt that they…
Attitude of the Ante-Nicene Fathers Toward Greek Artistic Achievement
The Marian Exiles-Denizens or Sojourners
The question posed in the title of this article is answered, without further research, by the obvious facts of history. The English refugees from the wrath of Queen Mary did not plan to live long enough in their temporary homes on the Continent to be regarded as inhabitants. A fruitful field for investigation, however, lies in the study of the results of this transitory sojourn in the Swiss Cantons and the valley of the Rhine
The Political Pretensions of Pope Nicholas I
When Nicholas, the first of that name, was consecrated pope on the twenty-fourth of April, 858, no one-least of all the Emperor Louis II, by whose favor the former deacon succeeded in obtaining the election-could have foreseen the series of political and ecclesiastical upheavals, more like the thunderbolts of Jupiter than the benedictions of St. Peter, by which the new occupant of the Holy See won fame for himself, prestige for the papacy, and th…
Attitude of the Ante-Nicene Fathers Toward Greek Artistic Achievement
Michael Servetus . John F. Fulton
Autobiography of Peter Cartwright
The Development of Modern Christianity since 1500
Methodist Historical Studies 1930-1959
Following a period of neglect Methodist historiography in the three decades since 1930 has taken a new start. The keynote of this revived interest is not antiquarian but existential, and manifests a concern for the recovery of the Methodist heritage as roots for the faith of the present. Curiously, this interest in the denominational background arises in part from increasing participation in the Ecumenical Movement. Methodists have felt that they…
Methodist Historical Studies 1930-1959 (Part II)
The traditional unconcern for historical roots in the Methodist Episcopal Church still prevails sufficiently to help account for a less extensive program of historical investigation than that reviewed above for Great Britain. The fact that England has a long-established Historical Society with a vigorous publishing program is indicative of the contrast. Organization for historical study in America is either dominated by the limited vision of Annu…
The Persecution of Huguenots and French Economic Development, 1680-1720 . Warren Candler Scoville
Wesleyan and Methodist Historical Studies, 1960-70 A Bibliographical Article
This article, which continues the survey, "Methodist Historical Studies 1930-1959,", covers both British and American fields, includes the most significant literature, and emphasizes strong developments, but does not attempt exhaustive listing of all items, and does not deal with missionary and global aspects. Moreover, it does little more than recognize the addition of "United" to the title of the major denomination involved as a result of merge…
Two Constrasting Views of the Indians: Methodist Involvement in the Indian Troubles in Oregon and Washington
In the 1850s, when both Oregon and Washington were pioneer lands just emerging from wilderness conditions, sporadic Indian warfare made life dangerous and miserable for white settlers and threatened the very existence of the Indian subtribes which inhabited the mountains and valleys south and north of the great Columbia River basin. In the previous decade a provisional territorial government had been organized, even before the treaty of 1846 set …
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